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The answer might be, but wind power still has several hurdles to clear (more…)

Clean energy technologies become a greater focus for top brains (more…)

Full ahead on oil, but many unanswered questions about atomic power (more…)

New plans for a nuclear plant are greeted with cautious optimism (more…)

Estevan power plant is a breakthrough foray into clean coal (more…)

Can-do attitude moves from oil production to carbon capture as Jim Carter takes on greenhouse gas

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Does Calgary’s lead in powering Alberta spell the end of coal?

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Strict new green standards for power stations are on the horizon (more…)

A Reality Check (more…)

With the days of cheap fossil fuels long gone, many of us look for ways to spend less on energy – what is commonly known as the “demand” response. But high fossil fuel prices are also causing a number of equally important “supply” responses in the form of alternative sources of energy. As with everything else in the world, when one thing gets too expensive we start looking for alternatives: the same holds true for energy. (more…)